Responsible play

Before you play

Decide how much time and money you can spend without affecting food, housing, bills, savings or debt payments. Treat that amount as a firm entertainment cost, not money to win back.

• Set a money and time limit before opening a game or market.
• Do not borrow, use essential funds or chase a loss.
• Avoid playing when distressed, impaired, tired or under pressure.
• Review the rules, odds, limits and promotion terms first.

Warning signs

Pause and seek help if gambling is becoming difficult to control. Warning signs can include hiding activity, borrowing, missing responsibilities, spending longer than intended, increasing stakes after a loss, or feeling anxious when trying to stop.

A win does not remove risk, and a loss does not create a reason to continue.

Tools and practical steps

Use deposit, spending, session, cooling-off or self-exclusion tools where the regional platform makes them available. Tool names and availability differ by country and account, so check the current responsible-gambling area after signing in.

• Take a break and remove saved payment methods if needed.
• Ask a trusted person to help protect money and time.
• Keep gambling separate from alcohol, debt and urgent financial decisions.
• Contact a qualified local support service when harm or loss of control is present.

Age, safety and urgent help

Only adults who meet the legal age in their jurisdiction should use gambling services. Keep accounts and payment methods away from children and never share login access.

If gambling is linked to immediate danger, self-harm or a mental-health crisis, stop using the site and contact local emergency or crisis support now. This website is not an emergency service.